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90. Re: Cleaning Feesroberta.morrow Feb 25, 2011 9:44 AM (in response to john.grandefeld)
I'd love to eliminate the cleaning fee, but we allow weekend (2 day) rentals as we are in a major ski resort area...and if I split our cleaning bill in half and tacked it to the daily rate, that would be $65 more per night. And then if I add $130 to the weekly rate, it means that people who stay 6 nights would be paying several hundred dollars more than those who stay 7 nights. That just doesn't work. And yes, my housekeeper does charge $30 an hour, and it usually takes her 3-4 hours to clean our place...including shoveling the snow from the driveway to the side deck (only a few feet distance, but last week we had 10 1/2 FEET of snow come down and this week the forecasters have promised at least another 2 FEET of snow.
91. Re: Cleaning Feesbeartoothcleaning Feb 25, 2011 10:06 AM (in response to landlord)
About the dog in the apartment..
Something we do for our clients that have rentals that allow dogs- We put flea collars inside the vacuum canister, so when we vacuum- we are pulling the fleas up and killing them. We have also encouraged the properties with dogs to leave blankets/sheets that are no longer "in service" for the tennants to put on furniture so keep dog hair off of it.
If they are there a month, a spraying fee is completely acceptable and understandable.
92. Re: Cleaning Feestom Feb 25, 2011 11:23 AM (in response to sjde)
How do I stop all these emails?
94. Re: Cleaning Feesbeachcondo Feb 25, 2011 12:48 PM (in response to tom)
I have written and asked the administrator how to stop all these b....y emails, but no answer yet.
Sänt via BlackBerry från Telenor.
95. Re: Cleaning Feesdjhering Feb 25, 2011 12:53 PM (in response to tom)
I too want to stop all the e-mails but before I tell you how, I want to say to everybody THANK YOU FOR RESPONDING TO MY ORIGINAL QUESTION. All the responses have been helpful.
To remove the e-mail notifications, Log-in in Community then click on "your stuff" then click on "Profile" then on right side under actions click on "manage e-mail notifications" then I saw a list of discussions that I had responded to so you check the box next to the discussion that you want to stop seeing the e-mails for then you click on "remove selected notifications" I think that should do it for you. You can still view discussion and responses but, I believe you will not keep getting the e-mails when new people respond. Hope this helps!
96. Re: Cleaning Feesbeachcondo Feb 25, 2011 12:57 PM (in response to djhering)
Thanks for the advice. Hope they change it so you can choose if you want to follow a thread, instead of having to opt out every time you choose to comment.
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97. Re: Cleaning Feesdjhering Feb 25, 2011 1:22 PM (in response to beachcondo)
You're welcome but now I'm not sure if it worked because I just received your response by e-mail - I don't know if I received it because you responded directly to me or because you responded to the thread. I guess we will see if we now stop receiving EVERY response. And, I agree Community needs to allow more options on e-mail notifications - I will probably have to go back in now and do it again
98. Re: Cleaning Feesdbl2006 Feb 26, 2011 7:57 AM (in response to djhering)
My husband and I rent our lake house in VA. It is a 5 bedroom 4.5 bath 4000 sq ft log home. We charge a cleaning fee of $100 per stay regardless of the stay length. It cost us $150 per cleaning. We tried to increase the cleaning fee but started to get a lot of "I'll clean it myself" which is just not an option. Setting the fee to $100 seemed to be the right amount for our area and we do not get any push back for the fee. If someone stays longer than a week I give them the option to have the cleaners come in but they must pay the full cost of the cleaning. Most people do want this option and do request the cleaners come at least weekly for $150.
99. Re: Cleaning Feessjde Feb 26, 2011 12:26 PM (in response to djhering)
Does anyone charge a cleaning fee only for longer stays? It makes sense a 7 night rental will have more cleaning than a 2 nighter.
Plus a $100 cleaning fee on a week rental isn't that much more per night, but on a 2 or 3 night rental, it's steep.
100. Re: Cleaning Feespiercetc Feb 26, 2011 2:21 PM (in response to sjde)
we charge the 150 cleaning fee no matter how long the guest stays- 2000 sf condo - our cleaning crew changes the sheets on 4 beds, cleans 4 bathrooms, vacuums, mops, dusts, sweeps balcony, cleans kitchen, cleans windows and patio table etc... takes 3 people about an hour and a 1/2 - 2 hrs -
101. Cleaning Feessybil.mager Feb 27, 2011 6:33 PM (in response to djhering)
Most owners in our area now charge a cleaning fee. The fee depends upon the number of bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens. The more detail work required...the longer the cleaners are working! Our cleaners charge between $20 - 30 an hour. We determine what it should cost (based on our staff estimates) and that's how we determine a rate for each property.
102. Re: Cleaning Feesravetildon Mar 1, 2011 8:46 PM (in response to djhering)
We don't charge anything, but ask the guests to make the cabin look exactly the same as when they arrived.
In the contract we have some stipulated damages (how much we charge per hour, gas, and dump fees) if they don't comply.
We have almost never had an issue and peopel are happy thye don't haev to pay additionial money.
We're probably missing out on quite a bunch o fadditionial income tho as almost all the other agencys charge at least $100.00 for a cleaning fee.
103. Re: Cleaning Feesnaplesflrent Mar 2, 2011 7:55 AM (in response to djhering)
I charge $150 but give my weekly renters the option to do it themselves with specific instructions. works well with most people. if they dont do it i take it from their deposit.
104. Re: Cleaning Feesspoonbill Mar 4, 2011 10:48 AM (in response to djhering)
I charge $150 cleaning fee no matter how long the rental (over 7 nights I give them the option to have an additional cleaning). I pay the service $140 so I make a very small profit on it. This helps defray the cost of administering and working with the cleaning company. They only have 5 hours to clean and turn around during peak season and it pretty much takes them that long to do the level of job I expect.
Finding competent, reliable and high quality cleaning services is a real challenge. Many just want to do a quick surface job and that invites the next renters to complain about the cleaning job. Before my current company, I had a company that advertised as being a premier service. They did an absolutely horrible job.


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By Michaelle Bond Michaelle Bond (email@example.com) is an AJR editorial assistant.
Arnie Robbins, who stepped down as editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch last month, will be the new executive director of the American Society of News Editors starting July 9.
Current executive director Richard Karpel, appointed in 2009, decided not to make the move from Reston, Virginia, in the Washington, D.C., suburbs to the University of Missouri, the future home of the ASNE. He has been named president and CEO of the Yoga Alliance, an Arlington, Virginia yoga support and education company.
Robbins, who served as editor and managing editor at the Post-Dispatch for 13 years, has been an active member of ASNE, serving on committees and helping with recruitment. He also worked at Minneapolis' Star Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times.
"We are overjoyed to have such a distinguished news executive and champion of innovation join ASNE at this pivotal moment in our history," ASNE President Susan Goldberg said in a statement. "Arnie is an experienced and gifted leader, administrator and journalist who can help us build partnerships as we reinvigorate this important organization."
This summer, ASNE will move its headquarters from Reston to the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute on the University of Missouri's campus in Columbia.
Robbins cited ASNE's new relationship with the university as a major reason for making the move.
"I think that it's an exciting time for both ASNE and the University of Missouri in terms of a partnership, and I think both have an opportunity to build something bigger and better than either could do by themselves," Robbins said in an interview. "ASNE has a great history and tradition, but it's also building something from the ground up."
Robbins says he is excited to help develop innovative programs that can be beneficial to a wide variety of people in and out of academia.
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The United States is a nation of immigrants and, with the exception of Native Americans, all of us are in this country as the result of voluntary or involuntary immigration, including slavery. The reasons that immigrants continue to come to the U.S. for are manifold – to reunite with family, escape persecution in their country of origin, or to find better employment opportunities. Immigration has built the political, economic, and cultural strength of this country from colonial days to the present. Yet, virtually every group of newcomers has faced discrimination, hostility, and stereotyping from those already here. Particularly in times of economic difficulty or fear about "homeland security," immigrants are blamed for the problems of our society and are viewed with anger, suspicion, and/or fear. Racial, religious, and cultural prejudices have fueled hostility toward each wave of new immigrants. This ignores the fact that U.S. corporations, policies, and military aggression have devastated the economies of other countries, forcing workers to migrate to the U.S. They are often separated from their families for years, just to be able to support them.
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UNVEILED, Angelina Maccarone, dir. (2005). The story of an Iranian immigrant seeking asylum in Germany after being persecuted in her home country due to her lesbian relationship.
Victoria Arellano, 23, a Mexican transgender woman, died in the intensive care unit of a hospital in Los Angeles' San Pedro district. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials detained her, an undocumented immigrant, in May 2007 after she entered the country for the second time. Victoria, who was HIV-positive, died after she was denied medication by Immigration Enforcement officials.
Chet, 67, and his Taiwanese partner Wei, 59, have been committed partners for two decades, during most of which Wei has lived in the U.S. undocumented: "We have lived together and been devoted to each other for the last twenty years and have tried every way possible to get him permanent residence... Every possibility has been a dead end because of immigration laws against gay partners."
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LONDON -- In a blockbuster declaration at Britain's phone hacking trial, a prosecutor said two of Rupert Murdoch's senior tabloid executives -- Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson -- had an affair lasting at least six years.
Prosecutor Andrew Edis made the disclosure Thursday during Coulson's and Brooks' trial on phone hacking and other charges, the first major criminal case to go to court in the hacking saga.
Brooks, Coulson and six other people now on trial, including Brooks' husband Charles, all deny the various charges against them, which range from phone hacking to bribing officials to obstructing a police investigation.
Edis said the affair covered the period when Brooks was the top editor of Murdoch's News of the World tabloid and Coulson was her deputy. Brooks edited the paper from 2000 to 2003, then went on to edit its sister paper, The Sun, and later became the chief executive of Murdoch's British newspaper division. Coulson edited the News of the World from 2003 to 2007.
Edis said the affair began in 1998 and lasted about six years. It ended before Coulson's role as a top communications director to Prime Minister David Cameron began after Cameron's election in 2010.
The affair covered the crucial period in 2002 when the News of the World hacked the phone of murdered teenager Milly Dowler. Brooks has long denied knowing about the hacking. When the Dowler hacking case became public in 2011, the outcry in Britain was so great that Murdoch shut down the 168-year-old paper.
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Edis said a February 2004 letter showed there was "absolute confidence between the two of them in relation to all the problems at their work."
Edis said the letter appeared to have been written by Brooks in response to Coulson's attempt to end the relationship. It is not clear whether it was ever sent.
Before disclosing the affair, Edis said News of the World journalists, with consent from top editors, colluded to hack the phones of politicians, royalty and even rival reporters in a "frenzy" to get scoops.
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Suffolk, ss. Division of Administrative Law Appeals
Barbara Reed,
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Teachers' Retirement System,
Appearance for Petitioner:
Barbara Reed, pro se
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Rockport, MA 01966
Appearance for Respondent:
James O'Leary, Esq.
Teachers' Retirement System
One Charles Park
Cambridge, MA 02142
Administrative Magistrate:
Maria A. Imparato, Esq.
The Teachers' Retirement System correctly decided that the Petitioner's earnings from her work in the Teachers Challenge Program are not regular compensation because the work was performed during the summer and because she was paid on a per diem basis.
Barbara Reed filed a timely appeal under G. L. c. 32, s. 16 (4) of the July 31, 2007 decision of the Teachers' Retirement System ("Board") that the remuneration she received for working extra days in the Gloucester Public Schools Teachers' Challenge Program does not constitute regular compensation for purposes of calculating her retirement allowance. (Exs. 1, 2)
I held a hearing on March 3, 2009 at the office of the Division of Administrative Law Appeals, 98 North Washington Street, Boston, MA. I admitted documents into evidence. (Exs. 1 - 19) I marked the Petitioner's pre-hearing memorandum "A" for identification, and the Respondent's pre-hearing memorandum "B" for identification. The Petitioner testified. There is one tape cassette of the hearing.
1. Barbara Reed, d.o.b. 5/15/1949, worked as a teacher in the Gloucester Public Schools from September 1971 to June 30, 2007 when she retired for superannuation. (Testimony; Ex. 6)
2. In accordance with Article Six, Section B1, of the Collective Bargaining Agreement ("CBA") between the Gloucester School Committee and the Gloucester Teachers' Association in effect from September 1, 2004 to August 31, 2007, "up to 100 teachers in the bargaining unit will be given the opportunity to apply for and to be appointed to the position of Challenge Teacher. The work year for these positions shall not exceed 191 days and will be scheduled between July 1 and the following June 30." (Ex. 4, p. 11)
3. Teachers chosen as Challenge Teachers met together in workshops, usually during the summer, where they discussed teaching strategies. The teachers then used those strategies in their own classrooms during the school year. (Testimony)
4. During July and August 2004, Ms. Reed worked for six days in the Teacher Challenge Program. From July 6 - 9, 2004 she attended a workshop entitled "Geometry: Measuring Space in One, Two & Three dimension, K-9." On August 4 and 5, 2004, she attended a workshop entitled "Reading Institute with Ellen Thompson and Sue Biggam, Grades 3 - 6." (Exs. 5, 8, 9, 13)
5. Ms. Reed was paid $347.19 per day for six days for a total of $2,083.14. The money was added to her base pay and then divided over the 21 pay periods in school year 2004-2005. (Exs. 14, 16)
6. If a teacher was absent for illness or any other reason, the teacher was not paid for the Teacher Challenge Day. (Ex. 10)
7. During the 2004-2005 school year, Ms. Reed worked for 191 days which included the six days she spent in the Teacher Challenge Program. The CBA sets forth in the appendix "Challenge Teachers Salary Schedules 191 Days." (Ex. 4, p. A29)
8. Ms. Reed requested that her earnings from the Teacher Challenge Program in school year 2004-2005 be included in the calculation of her retirement allowance. By letter of July 31, 2007, the Board denied her request on the grounds that the additional earnings did not constitute regular compensation. Ms. Reed appealed. (Exs. 1, 2)
The decision of the Teachers' Retirement System is affirmed. The remuneration received by Barbara Reed for her work in the Teacher Challenge Program is not regular compensation and shall not be used in the calculation of her retirement allowance.
G. L. c. 32, s. 1 defines regular compensation as "salary, wages or other compensation in whatever form, lawfully determined for the individual service of the employee by the employing authority, not including bonus, overtime, severance pay … early retirement incentives, or any other payment made as a result of giving notice of retirement. … In the case of a teacher employed in a public day school who is a member of the teachers' retirement system, salary payable under the terms of an annual contract for additional services in such a school … shall be regarded as regular compensation rather than as bonus or overtime and shall be included in the salary on which the deductions are to be paid to the annuity savings fund of the teachers' retirement system." (Emphasis supplied.)
The term "regular compensation" is further defined under the Board's regulation, 807 CMR 6.02, to include salary payable under the terms of an annual contract for additional services, so long as: 1) the additional services are set forth in the annual contract; 2) the additional services are educational in nature; 3) the remuneration is provided in the annual contract; and 4) the additional services are performed during the school year.
Pursuant to 807 CMR 6.01, the annual contract in the case of a teacher means "the collective bargaining agreement for the unit which governs the rights of the
members …."
The payments made to the Petitioner for attending six days of workshops in the Teacher Challenge Program in the summer of 2004 are not regular compensation because the additional services for which the Petitioner was paid were performed during the summer, not during the school year.
In addition, the per diem payments for participation in the Teacher Challenge Program are not set forth in the CBA. The CBA includes in the salary schedules payments for teachers who work 191 days, but the per diem amount is not broken out. The information in the record about the Petitioner's per diem pay amount comes from a letter to the Board provided by the Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning in the Gloucester Public Schools. (Ex. 10)
The remuneration paid to the Petitioner for her work in the Teacher Challenge Program is not regular compensation for another reason; the payments were made per diem. In the case of Hallet v. CRAB, 431 Mass. 66, 725 N.E.2d 222 (2000), the Supreme Judicial Court determined that hourly payments to a teacher for teaching driver education before and after normal school hours did not constitute salary and could not, therefore, constitute regular compensation. The SJC noted that G. L. c. 32, s. 1 "starts with three terms: 'salary, wages or other compensation in whatever form.' When the Legislature addressed teachers, however, it provided that only 'salary' for additional services is part of regular compensation." Id., 725 N.E.2d at 224. The SJC noted the distinction between the words "salary" and "wages," citing the case of Coco v. School Committee of Boylston, 392 Mass. 221, 466 N.E.2d 118 (1984), where the meaning of the word salary in G. L. c. 71, s. 43 was at issue. "[T]here is considerable authority from other jurisdictions, and some guidance from Massachusetts precedent, for interpreting the term 'salary' to refer to a fixed annual or periodic amount of pay depending upon the period of employment rather than upon the number of days or hours worked within that period." Id. The SJC opined that the "statutory intent is clearly to exempt irregular payments of compensation from the retirement base because G. L. c. 32, s. 1 excludes bonus, overtime and severance pay from the definition of regular compensation. Hourly compensation paid on an irregular basis is more akin to overtime payments than to annual salary." The SJC held that the Legislature did not intend "to include periodic hourly payments as part of regular compensation for teachers for purposes of determining retirement benefits." Id. at 225.
In the instant case, the Petitioner was paid by the day for her participation in the Teacher Challenge Program. If she had missed a day of the workshop because of illness or for any other reason, she would not have been paid. Based on the holding in Hallet, I conclude that the Petitioner was paid per diem payments for her participation, depending not "upon the period of employment," but upon the "number of days or hours worked within that period." Those payments cannot be deemed to be salary, and they therefore cannot constitute regular compensation.
The decision of the Board is affirmed.
Maria A. Imparato
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Eighteen months later and Pocket-lint has finally tracked down the limited-edition version of the company's camera at the new Harrods Tech Store in Knightsbridge - persistent, we know.
Only 499 of them have been created and the Ferrari angle comes in via the carmaker's unique colour "rosso fuoco", and bears the legendary racing shield so people can clearly see your love for the car company.
In the hand, and the camera is svelte with a good balance. The model we played with had the 80mm lens on and - sadly, for the price - you don't get the 200 megapixel back.
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D.W. Griffith's Intolerance (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Cohen Media is bringing the silent era epic to Blu-ray for the first time...
Starring: Lavish Sets
Released: 5th November 2013
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Cohen Media sent along a press release for their upcoming release of
Intolerance. It's so well worded that I'm just going to copy it here, followed by the cover art:
Quote: D.W. Griffith changed the course of film history with his 1915 Civil War blockbuster
The Birth of a Nation, and spurred on by its colossal success, he went even bigger on his next epic. The ambitious and still awe-inspiring
Intolerance, in which the Father of Film masterfully links four centuries-apart stories of universal suffering, remains a signal achievement by any measure. Cohen Media Group's Cohen Film Collection proudly brings this canonical 1916 work to DVD and, for the first time ever, Blu-ray on November 5, 2013. The remastered, full-length film, bolstered by a wealth of extras, will carry SRPs, respectively, of DVD $24.98 and BLU-RAY $34.98.
Stung by charges of glorifying racism in The Birth of a Nation, D.W. Griffith decided to make his next film a plea for tolerance, acceptance and understanding. An epic like nothing that came before it or has been seen since, the monumental
Intoleranceremains as powerful today as it was almost a century ago. "Among the most influential films in screen history" (The American Film Institute), this major innovation in screen narrative tells four stories in parallel about social injustice and the effects of intolerance through the ages.
'The Modern Story,' about a working man wrongly accused of a crime, was later issued as a separate film ( The Mother and the Law, 1919). 'The Judean Story' tells of Jesus' conflicts with the Pharisees and Rome. 'The Medieval Story' is about the effects of the massacre of 16th-century French Huguenots. 'The Babylonian Story,' about the conquest of Babylon by Persia, also was issued later as a separate film ( The Fall of Babylon, 1919). Skillful cross-cutting (Griffith was the technique's most renowned practitioner), and linking shots of a figure representing Eternal Motherhood rocking a cradle, bring all four stories to a tense climax.
Wishing his principal characters to be seen as emblematic of human types rather than individuals, Griffith gives them no names but instead refers to them as the Dear One, or the Boy, or the Musketeer of the Slums, or the Mountain Girl. With the profits from The Birth of a Nation, Griffith spared no expense on
Intolerance, constructing huge sets and hiring thousands of extras for spectacular crowd scenes; the most iconic representation of this lavishness remains the sequence set at the immense walls of Babylon. Many of the leading stars of the silent screen appear in the film, including Griffith regular Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, Elmo Lincoln, Robert Harron and Constance Talmadge.
The Cohen Film Collection presents
Intolerancein a new 2K restoration. The musical soundtrack is in mono for the DVD and 2.0 LPCM for the Blu-ray. Carl Davis' orchestral score is in 5.1 Dolby Digital. Blu-ray and DVD extras include the two full-length features drawn from Intolerance: The Fall of Babylon and The Mother and the Law, accompanied by new scores by the Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra; a 2013 featurette with film historian Kevin Brownlow; new essays by Cineaste magazine editor Richard Porton and historian William M. Drew; and a theatrical rerelease trailer.
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Birth of Nation is f**king great all things consider. I eagerly await owning this.
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Any idea what the runtime on this release is? Is it the 197 minute version?
I saw the 167 minute version - Intolerance: Love's Struggle Through The Ages.
I saw the 167 minute version - Intolerance: Love's Struggle Through The Ages.
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Birth of a Nation Birth of a Nation is a piece of racist Klan garbage.
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JFK as Forrest Gump
Growth & Jobs, produced by National Media Inc. for the National Association of Manufacturers.
Broadcast by the National Association of Manufacturers during the now-resolved debate over cutting federal taxes, this timely, pointed spot extends history's reach in an effort to push for the tax breaks favored by the NAM.
The opening shot of Growth & Jobs takes us back to 1963 and John F. Kennedy. Black-and-white footage invokes a past that, thanks to the image of a man who remains a compelling symbol of hope, is not passé. Targeting Democrats and the middle-class voters who were, at the time, being told by President Clinton that the Republican version of the tax cut was unfair, the spot challenges their confidence in the president. Whom do you believe, it seems to ask, Clinton or Kennedy? (Clinton later compromised with the GOP, and the final bill included many of the latter's proposals.)
"This nation needs a tax cut," JFK says--nothing new here, given the climate: This "need" for a tax cut seems to have asserted itself in every post-Reagan campaign. In the very different context of 1963, however, Kennedy was the first president to call for a tax cut with the explicitly Keynesian purpose of creating a deficit to stimulate the economy. JFK was concerned about an economy in crisis; current lawmakers don't have to be. JFK's tax cut was designed to result in a deficit; the current cut, in keeping with the supply-side doctrine of the Republicans, was part of a deficit-ending package.
Moving to a full-screen chyron of Kennedy's words (etched in an appropriately antique font), the spot transitions seamlessly to another section of the speech. Back then to a shot of JFK, who now links a tax cut to "buying power." It's true that buying power isn't exactly a problem in today's economy--credit-card debt is at an all-time high--but most viewers won't stumble over the words, which are quickly absorbed by a visual transition to "1997" and what appears to be a scene in a contemporary factory. JFK's voice continues to extol the tax cut, predicting that it will bring "more production and the jobs the nation"--and the workers we see--need.
At this point, the spot 'fesses up via a crush of chyrons that it's "the Republican Tax Cut Plan" that's at issue here. JFK's words imply that he's for the plan, or at least for something very like it (in fact, the three Kennedys currently in Congress opposed the Republican version and were split on the final compromise). Details of the plan are listed in order of polling appeal--starting with the $500-per-child tax credit, a proposal Clinton campaigned on in 1996; and spiraling to the far less popular capital-gains tax cut, that Holy Grail of the Gingrich revolution. The ad's euphemism for capital gains--"tax cuts for economic growth and jobs"--testifies to its proponents' paranoia: They don't want to talk it up, and probably assume that it will be lost in the crowded screen.
Against the background of validating words and what seem to be specific details, Growth & Jobs responds explicitly to Clinton's accusation that the plan served the wealthy: "76% of the tax relief is aimed at middle income taxpayers." "Aimed" lets the spot skirt the charge; critics of the plan argued that 60 percent of the population would get little or nothing.
Kennedy urges that voters accept the tax cut "we're talking about." History is the more persuasive when the facts are blurred: Lost is the fact that JFK proposed to cut the top rate from 90 percent to 60 percent, whereas the '97 Republican bill reduced the capital-gains tax from 28 percent to 20 percent and even lower.
Legally required to carry a disclaimer, the spot eventually identifies its sponsor: the National Association of Manufacturers, which believes that "[t]ax relief ... [is] a good idea then ... a good idea now." Ironies abound. The NAM didn't think JFK was "a good idea then." His address to the 1961 NAM convention included this dig: "It would be premature to ask for your support in the next election--and untrue to thank you for it in the last one." And it is also true that most of the association's corporate clients opposed the '63 tax cut.
But for most viewers, the varnish remains. Growth & Jobs follows the Reaganesque strategy of invoking Kennedy's words on behalf of a very different kind of tax cut. (Republicans revel in quoting JFK to Democrats, and especially to the Kennedys now in the Senate and the House.) It also follows an American tradition: In the Lincoln-Douglas debates, both sides quoted Jefferson. Anyone can cite Jefferson, or Lincoln, or Roosevelt, or Kennedy for his own purpose--and will. It's not clear what, if any, effect this spot had on the outcome. Growth & Jobs seems to make a good job of it--the devil is in the details.
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SOURCE: Capital Product Partners L.P.
January 07, 2013 08:44 ET
Announces Conference Call Scheduled for Today, January 7, 2013 at 10 a.m. ET to Discuss the Transaction
Announces Conference Call Scheduled for Today, January 7, 2013 at 10 a.m. ET to Discuss the Transaction
ATHENS, GREECE--(Marketwire - Jan 7, 2013) - Capital Product Partners L.P. (NASDAQ: CPLP) today announced that it acquired from Capital Maritime & Trading Corp. ('CMTC') two post panamax container vessels, the M/V 'Archimidis' (7,943TEU, built 2006 Daewoo Shipbuilding, S. Korea) and the M/V 'Agamemnon' (7,943TEU, built 2007 Daewoo Shipbuilding, S. Korea). Both the M/V 'Archimidis' and the M/V 'Agamemnon' are employed on time charters with the industry leader A.P. Moller-Maersk A.S. ('Maersk Line') at a gross day rate of US$34,000 per day with earliest redelivery in November 2015 and August 2015, respectively. Maersk Line has the option to extend the charter of both vessels for an additional four years at a gross day rate of US$31,500 and $30,500 per day, respectively for the fourth and fifth year and $32,000 per day for the final two years. If all options were to be exercised, the employment of the vessels would extend to July 2019 for the M/V 'Agamemnon' and December 2019 for the M/V 'Archimidis.'
As consideration for the acquisition of the two container vessels, CPLP contributed the VLCC tankers M/T 'Alexander The Great' (297,958 dwt, built 2010 Universal Shipbuilding Corporation, Japan) and the M/T 'Achilleas' (297,863 dwt, built 2010 Universal Shipbuilding Corporation, Japan) to CMTC, both of which were under charter to CMTC at $28,000 per day.
The transaction has been unanimously recommended by the Partnership's Conflicts Committee and unanimously approved by the Partnership's Board. The effective date of the transaction was December 22, 2012.
As a result of this transaction, the Partnership repaid $5.2 million in debt. CMTC has waived any compensation for the early termination of the charters of M/T 'Alexander the Great' and M/T 'Achilleas.' The transaction is expected to generate a non-cash book loss which will not impact cash flow or the Partnership's distribution capability.
Extension of M/T 'Arionas' Time Charter
In addition to the above transaction, the M/T Arionas (36,725dwt, Ice 1A IMO II/III, built 2006 Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co Ltd) has extended its employment with CMTC for an additional 12 months (+/- 30 days) at an increased gross rate of $13,800 per day with earliest expected redelivery in September 2013.
Management Commentary
Mr. Ioannis Lazaridis, Chief Executive and Chief Financial Officer of the Partnership's General Partner, commented: "We are very pleased to have concluded an important and accretive transaction for the Partnership by further diversifying our revenue stream and adding two high specification container vessels with long term time charter employment to a highly reputable counterparty such as Maersk Line. The Partnership's diversification into the container market with the addition of these two 8,000 TEU container vessels provides longer term cash flow visibility and exposure to a segment with attractive long term fundamentals. The transaction increases CPLP's forward charter coverage and the average remaining duration of our time charters to 4.1 years. Furthermore, it demonstrates the General Partner's ability and continuous commitment to the Partnership to find accretive transactions to support and grow the $0.93 annual distribution. Finally, after taking into account the recent developments in Overseas Shipholding Group -- one of our charterers -- I would like to reiterate our commitment to $0.93 per unit annual distribution guidance going forward."
Conference Call and Webcast
Today, January 7, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time (U.S.), the Partnership will host an interactive conference call to discuss the transaction.
Conference Call Details:
Participants should dial into the call 10 minutes before the scheduled time using the following numbers: 1-(866) 966-9439 (from the US), or +(44) 1452 555 566 (from outside the US). Please quote "Capital Product Partners."
A replay of the conference call will be available until January 13, 2013. The United States replay number is 1-(866) 247-4222; the standard international replay number is (+44) 1452 550 000. The access code required for the replay is: 85700032.
Audio Webcast:
There will also be a simultaneous live webcast over the Internet, through the Capital Product Partners website, www.capitalpplp.com. Participants to the live webcast should register on the website approximately 10 minutes prior to the start of the webcast.
About Capital Product Partners L.P.
Capital Product Partners L.P. (NASDAQ: CPLP), a Marshall Islands master limited partnership, is an international owner of a modern tanker, container and dry bulk vessels. The Partnership currently owns 25 vessels, including four Suezmax crude oil tankers, 18 modern MR (Medium Range) product tankers, two post panamax container vessels and one Capesize bulk carrier. All of its vessels are under period charters to BP Shipping Limited, Overseas Shipholding Group, Petrobras, A.P. Moller-Maersk A.S., Arrendadora Ocean Mexicana, S.A. de C.V., Subtec S.A. de C.V., Cosco Bulk Carrier Co. Ltd. and Capital Maritime & Trading Corp.
For more information about the Partnership, please visit our website: www.capitalpplp.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
The statements in this press release that are not historical facts, including our expectations regarding the future employment of our vessels, redelivery dates and charter rates, expected effect of the transaction on the Partnership and its cash flows, fleet coverage and annual distribution, may be forward-looking statements (as such term is defined in Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended). These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause the stated or forecasted results to be materially different from those anticipated. Unless required by law, we expressly disclaim any obligation to update or revise any of these forward-looking statements, whether because of future events, new information, a change in our views or expectations, to conform them to actual results or otherwise. We assume no responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of the forward-looking statements. We make no prediction or statement about the performance of our common units.
Contact Details:Capital GP L.L.C. Ioannis Lazaridis
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BAPTIZED IN BLOOD will open the one-day-festival GODS OF METAL 2011, on June 22 at Arena Fiera Milano, in Milan (Italy).
BAPTIZED IN BLOOD is a young and fresh Canadian band, their debut album was released via Roadrunner Records. These guys love to play fast, taking the influences from Swedish and American thrash metal: a deadly formula, which will make you jump already from the early hours of the morning!
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If you were to meet Iowa State's Hallie Christofferson on campus, you might not know that you are talking to one of the best college basketball players in the nation. The senior leader of the no. 15 Cyclones comes from humble beginnings, but has somehow managed to remain humble after establishing herself as one of the best to every wear the cardinal and gold.
"Hallie was named preseason All-Big 12 this year, and I think that she is maybe one of the best players in the country that people don't know about," Iowa State women's basketball head coach Bill Fennelly said. "She is very understated. She will probably score more points than words spoken in four years here, but she is someone who does a lot for our team. She is the face of our team this year."
Christofferson, a native of Hamlin, Iowa (population: 251), graduated from Exira High School with just 28 students in her senior class. During the 2010-11 season, the self-described "farm girl" led the Exira Spartans to a perfect 26-0 season and an Iowa Class 1A State Championship while averaging a double-double along the way (27.1 PPG and 15.7 RPG).
While on the microphone during the 2013 Iowa State women's basketball media day, Fennelly recalled a night when he witnessed Christofferson score her 2000th career point at the high school level while leading her team to a 41-2 halftime advantage. On the two hour drive back to Ames, Fennelly wondered if this small town girl had what it takes to compete in the Big 12 Conference.
"I really didn't know what to expect. Coming from a small school, where I could score whatever I wanted on any given night, to the Big 12, I just remember getting pushed around so much," Christofferson said. "At Iowa State, where the competition is just bigger, faster, and stronger, the post players were so physical. I just got beat up on the post."
While she had to adjust to the big stage, Christofferson put together an impressive freshman campaign as a Cyclone. The 6-foot 3-inch forward averaged 9.3 PPG and 5.1 RPG in her first season at Iowa State on her way to earning Big 12 All-Freshman Team honors.
"I don't know if there is any way to quantify it. It would be like a kid leaving high school, and tomorrow he's starting in the World Series," Fennelly said. "Her work ethic is amazing. Her skillset has improved. She has done everything that we asked her to do since the day she walked on campus."
Christofferson returned to the court for her sophomore year poised to improve. During the 2011-12 season, Christofferson shot 45-percent from beyond the arc, second in the Big 12, while tallying three double-double performances against Drake, Michigan, and Texas Tech.
In her third year in Ames, Christofferson averaged 15.6 PPG while starting all 33 games for Iowa State, joining Anna Prins as the only other Cyclone to do so. Christofferson led her team to a 24-9 record and a No. 5 seed in the 2013 NCAA Tournament while being unanimously voted to the All-Big 12 First Team.
After being placed on the Naismith Trophy Watch List, named a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award, making the Wooden preseason list, and earning All-Big 12 Preseason honors, Christofferson says she is focusing on one thing: enjoying her senior season.
"I don't really expect anything; I just try to have fun," Christofferson said. "Coach always tells me no matter what happens, don't let it ruin your senior year. Coach is always on the sidelines, he'll give me a smile once in a while just to help me relax and just to let me know that I'm trying to have a fun senior year."
What is most impressive about Christofferson is not her decorated career on the court at Hilton Coliseum, but the way that she carries herself off the court, in the classroom, and in her community.
Majoring in graphic design, Christofferson has made the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll four times, earned Academic All-Big 12 First Team honors twice, and was named an ISU Scholar Athlete in 2013 while carrying a 3.41 GPA.
"I don't have much free time. I go to basketball, I go to school, and I do homework, and that's about it," Christofferson said. "Right now I just have to focus on getting my degree and helping the Iowa State basketball team. I just have that mindset; I manage my time between basketball and school, and I just can't let other things get in the way."
Associate Professor in Iowa State's College of Design, Paula Curran, has had Christofferson in class for the past two semesters. Curran describes the Cyclone superstar as quiet, shy, and friends with all of her classmates.
"Hallie is a wonderful student and a great person; I just find her a delight," Curran said. "It's really impressive the way that she carries herself. She has never missed a deadline, she has never asked for an extension, and she is incredibly humble."
While balancing school and basketball, Christofferson says that she finds time to talk to her parents, Tom and Phyl Christofferson, on the phone every day.
"I'm always going to be a farm-girl at heart. That's just how I grew up," Christofferson said. "I learned a lot from my parents, and I want to be like them. They taught me that just being a good person will get you far in life."
When she's not dropping double-doubles on the court or standing out in the classroom, Christofferson finds a way to give back to her community. Since her freshman year, Christofferson and the Cyclones have been a part of the life of "teammate" Elyse Lambert through St. Jude Children's Hospital. At the age of four years old, Lambert signed a letter of intent in Nov. of 2010 to become a member of the Iowa State women's basketball team.
Lambert has been suffering from a brain tumor, and, when she signed with the Cyclones, she and her family her facing very uncertain times. In the three years since she became a part of the team, Lambert is regularly on the Iowa State bench during games; she even made an appearance at the team Christmas party this year.
Though she may be one of the best basketball players in Iowa State history, Christofferson has been defined by more than her on the court accomplishments. To those who know Hallie Christofferson, she is more than just the face of the Cyclones. She is a role model, a friend, and the definition of what a student-athlete should be.


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Well hello there.
No time for an update or long ramble about where the heck I've been. I will, however, say that my absence from Facebook is a result of them suddenly wiping my account from the internet, probably because my page was registered under Ghoul Friday. No warning. No threat. No option to change the registration (you can't actually transfer ownership of an existing Facebook Artist Page to another registered profile once it's been created). One day it was there, and the next it wasn't.
In the meantime, you can still find me on Instagram and Twitter.
And you can also find me this upcoming long weekend at FanExpo in Artist Alley. Table AA62.
In just over an hour, I will be hiding behind a pillow, mortified to see myself on Innerspace. The experience with the team who came to the house was fantastic. They made great efforts to make me feel relaxed despite my neurotic shyness and aversion to putting a spotlight directly on myself. And there was an actual spotlight to face along with the lens of a camera. As readers know, I generally avoid posting images or videos of myself online so this is a leap outside my comfort zone.
In honour of SPACE channel coming to the house, I wanted to get my images from Universal Studios Florida posted, featuring their Face Off models in wickedly wonderful costumes.
Next time I need to attend Halloween Horror Nights twice: once to look around, and once with a tripod! Considering these are all handheld photos taken at night, I think they came out pretty well.
I'm off to find the vodka.
And a big pillow.
It is with no great exaggeration that I say it's been a busy month. I was a vendor at the Bazaar of the Bizarre, submitted pieces for Nightmare on Queen St at 416 Gallery in Toronto and attended the opening night masquerade party last night (404 Queen St E if you want to go have a peek), and had two days to decorate for SPACE Channel (Canada's SyFy equivalent for my American readers). I love sharing my work but the idea of being on camera made me hide under the couch. The episode actually airs this evening at 6:00 EST on Innerspace.
With so much on my plate (not to mention an impending November move), I decided I would have my Halloween fun at the start of the month. I went with friends to Orlando for 5 days. One of our stops was to Universal Studios for their Halloween Horror Nights.
I've decided to go through some of my pictures today and post a few for you. We'll start with "The Purge". I didn't have a tripod with me, so most of the photos are in the daytime for this streetscape. Luckily I did manage to get some fine night shots in other areas.
But for now, some daytime shots of what it's like to be immersed in a city where the culling of people is encouraged. Smoke and the sound of gunfire fill the air. And even in the sunlight, it's impressive.
Happy October! I've been celebrating the best month of the year in Orlando, eating up all the Halloween activities I could stuff into a few days (pictures soon). Now that I'm back, I realize I need to tell folks what the heck is happening this month.
First day of FanExpo 2014 has come and gone. And so has most of my Montauks! I only have one bird (the one with the shawl) and two badgers left (pending a pickup tomorrow). Whew! That was fast.
It was pretty bustling for a Thursday. Perhaps being on a long weekend has spurred folks to take an extra day or two off work.
I wanted to start making art people could hang. I know that shelf space is sometimes limited, and personally I like having cool things on my walls. I came up with the Catacomb Creations. Each one has a small wire loop that allows you to hang the item, but it's also hidden so you can display it any way you want.
This year, Festival of Fear is in the North Building. But that's not where the horror goodness ends.
If you meander through back streets and alleys (Artist Alleys, in this case), eventually you'll come across a Dead End.
I have no idea how we've arrived in August, but Fan Expo is about to raise the circus tent in Toronto in less than two weeks. Despite my apparent black outs when it comes to time, my muscle memory has been hard at work, creating new beasties for the big weekend.
The site broke after Halloween. While my secret ninja web skills made it so published content could be viewed, the bug still remained that prevented me from uploading new content. Between work, ice storms, dealing with a small forest of downed tree limbs (still ongoing), and all that icky life stuff, we couldn't spend time to fix it until the new year.
But now I think it's all better.
Problem is, it's January. Life-sucking January. Motivation-squashing January.
Spring is when most people reorganize their houses. I, on the other hand, get obsessed with such tasks in the winter. Usually it's because I've turned my work spaces upside down by the time the chaos that is Halloween arrives. Full throttle creation leaves no extra time for proper storage of show gear or art supplies. never mind normal house stuff like hanging artwork that's been sitting around for months, or figuring out what special sort of light bulb you need for the ancient fixture in the bathroom.
And that's what I've been doing these last couple of months while waiting for the site to be fixed.
I even created a little nook of homage to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween in my office.
As we near February, I plan to finally start updating the site and maybe even start creating again. Wouldn't that be nice?
Oh there's never enough time, to bake the goodies, or edit the pictures, or post the content.
The world doesn't understand it's Halloween and I have better things to do than deal with real life problems when there are candles to light, and treats to be eaten!
But I am pausing to post before the night completely gets away from me.
Look for pictures of the theme decorations in the next few days. Perhaps it will help with post-Halloween depression.
Happy Halloween, folks.
Do something nice tonight, even if it's a simple indulgence that makes you smile.
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Bobby Joe Oliver, 72, of Wister died Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012, in Wister. Bobby was born Oct. 7, 1940, in Victor to James Tillman and Lorene Mildred (Hicks) Oliver. He was a member of the community his entire life. He had a large family and many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Pat Green, Carolyn Akers, and Janice Nix; daughter, Phyllis Agee; and great-granddaughter, Rylee Mills.He left behind his loving partner, Rose Miller; daughters, Tracy and Kerry Mills, Angela and Jonathan McKenzie, Vicki Goble, Connie Elders, Amanda Miller, Debbie Loomis, Alexis Sweeten, Charity Sweeten; sons, Matt and Tina Martindale, Dustin and Amber Martindale; brother, John Pfalzgraf; and grandchildren, Kerry Joe Mills, Joshua Mills, Brandi Mills, Scotty Clague, Lisa Eason, Erin Eason; numerous great-grandchildren; and a large extended family.Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, at Evans Chapel of Memories, Poteau, with the Rev. Jack Covey officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery, Poteau.Arrangements are under the direction of Evans and Miller Funeral Home.


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Gregory: 'Irresponsible of me to have not faced facts sooner'
Rusty Gregory knows people are not happy with him for closing June Mountain.
In the end, facing a loss of an average of $1.5 million a year, that wasn't enough to stop him.
"Personally, I'm incredibly disappointed as well," he said. " I realize that the people in June are shocked and very disappointed, and angry with me. But the idea of subsidizing June without a view of an end result is not sustainable."
He also said skier visits have gone from an average of 80,000 per season to 45,000 last season.
And, he said that another criticism—that the decision was "abrupt"— is not altogether true.
"In normal circumstances, we could avoid facing the issue, and it was probably irresponsible of me to have not faced the facts sooner," he said. "But the fact is, we've had a long dialogue with the community about the viability of June Mountain, and we felt this was an appropriate time, at the beginning of summer.
"From our perspective, June is not going to find a sustainable business in the short term," he said. "In the long term, we'll see. There is a better way. There's still a reason to believe that June can be a part of a destination resort. With air service, we're looking for people to come up for more than just a long weekend. For the people who book a four-to-five-day stay, June offers a nice alternative. But with the economy—with the state and with the Town of Mammoth Lakes—it is a constant and stark financial reminder that we just can't keep going this way."
Although Gregory didn't mention it directly, June Lake residents are well aware that June Mountain faces another challenge that could make a ski area less viable over time—as much as 30 percent of the mountain is now covered in red, dead, bark-beetle-killed trees. The infestation, which is spreading every year, is both dangerous and unattractive, adding another negative to the whole scenario.
MMSA is not the only player in this game
Mammoth Mountain is not the only player when it comes to whether June Mountain opens again.
It might not even be the most critical player.
With all the talk about other parties buying June Mountain (see accompanying story on p.1), with the emerging protests, the bottom line is June Mountain is built on land that does not belong to any single person. Every citizen in the country owns it. It is not private land, but public land.
The only thing MMSA owns is the developed properties on the mountain.
The ski area was built before WWII on United States Forest Service Inyo National Forest land. Today, MMSA holds what is known as a "special use permit" that allows it to operate a ski area on federal land. Gregory signed it on Jan. 2, 2006, and it is good for 50 years.
The catch is that the permit is valid only if MMSA operates the ski area under the criteria and conditions established by the Forest Service.
The permit is 16 pages and makes clear that in the end, what the Inyo National Forest giveth, the Inyo National forest can taketh away.
"This use (as a ski area) shall normally be exercised at least 365 days a year or season," the permit reads. "Failure of the holder to exercise this minimum use may result in termination…"
The permit further reads: "The Forest Service may suspend or revoke this permit in whole or part" for several reasons, including "failure of the holder to exercise the privileges granted by this permit," amidst other reasons.
Nancy Upham, the public information officer for the forest, said Thursday that every permit is dealt with on a case-by-case basis. That means sitting down and talking to Gregory and/or other MMSA representatives.
"We need to discuss this with them, understand their plans and know that they fully understand that their permitted use could be terminated," she said, adding that the meeting would probably not occur until the week of July 9, since both Gregory and the forest's supervisor, Ed Armenta, are out of the area until that week.
But closing the ski area temporarily does not trigger a specific penalty, and, there are no definite deadlines associated with closing the ski area, she said.
"There is nothing that says that they cannot keep the permit even though they are not operating, except for the clause [referenced above]," she said. "This is what we plan to have full discussions with them about."
She said that the forest will want to immediately assure several conditions are met, including "a business plan that addresses timelines, status check-ins, or other relevant information as determined by the forest supervisor."
She also said that the ski area's insurance must "remain valid up to the amount identified in their special use permit," that "security/patrol procedures are in place for both winter and summer," and that "legal access to the area is in place."
When asked if the public would have an opportunity to be involved in the process, she said, "In light of the amount of public interest in this, we will express to MMSA officials that we would like their planning process to be transparent and that we would expect them to take the lead on this. Mono County has definitely expressed interest, but it would be premature for us to answer this question at this time."
If MMSA does want to sell its improvements, the forest service would be deeply involved in that process, she said.
"Appropriate documentation would have to be submitted to the forest service regarding the sale and application for a new ski area permit and the forest service would have to make the determination that a new permittee has both the financial and technical ability to hold the permit," she said.
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